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Malaysia's Civil Aviation Authority is investigating how a 39-year-old Malaysian pilot managed to allegedly smuggle 25kg of ecstasy and methamphetamine through security screening before his arrest at Jakarta's Soekarno-Hatta International Airport.
The European Commission has levelled obstruction allegations against Temu, claiming the Chinese e-commerce platform refused to provide documents and information during an unannounced December 2025 inspection in Ireland as part of a foreign subsidies investigation.
The Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation has moved to strip NSO Malaysia of its Malaysia Digital status after the Iskandar Puteri City Council revoked its business licence, citing non-compliance with licensing conditions.
KPMG Australia has sanctioned seven employees with financial penalties up to A$180,000 following investigations into the misuse of confidential client information. The disciplinary action marks the latest consequence from a scandal that has already claimed the firm's top leadership.
Three major Malaysian-listed companies have announced significant developments this week, ranging from strategic port and logistics investments to regulatory clearances and engineering contracts worth tens of millions of ringgit.
Singapore police arrested 17 people across multiple locations during coordinated raids targeting illegal gambling networks, recovering more than S$720,000 in cash and electronic equipment in an enforcement drive ahead of major sporting events.
Malaysia's Inland Revenue Board has launched MyInvois e-POS, a free digital point-of-sale system designed to help micro and small businesses transition to e-invoicing while maintaining operational simplicity and reducing digitalisation costs.